Egyptian Zeinobia reports on a protest held by Egyptian activists in front of the Syrian Embassy in Cairo in solidarity with arrested 19-year-old Syrian blogger Tal Mallohi. More information is available here and here.
Written byAmira Al Hussaini
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1 comment
News agencies close to Syria’s regime circulating allegations that Tal Mallohi’s distributing publications to revolt the people against Bashar government. While there is no way to verify those allegations in such a country and within such a regime, it is known that the regime usually tries to dilute the issue by making the accused a national criminal so that the public won’t question or suspect its patriotism!